Was the low point of Joe Nichols' hunting trip with Hank Williams Jr. when he tried to blow on the slate call striker? Or, was it when he told his country music hero that the Williams family grouper ...

There once was a superior hockey writer named Joseph Nichols, although that wasn't his real name. Guiseppe Fappiano was the original handle, but somewhere between New Haven and the New York Times ...

Joe Nichols recently stopped by the Drifting Cowboy podcast, where he talked about his journey in country music, addiction, new music, some of his greatest influences, and more. During the more than ...

Joe Nichols has one of the most distinctive singing voices of any male singer in country music. The Arkansas native played in some early rock bands and worked as a deejay before signing to Intersound ...

"Somebody pointed out to me on Twitter that I've had more comebacks than the [McDonald's] McRib," the country star jokes to PEOPLE Joe Nichols has never been one to get too worked up about the country ...

Joe Nichols doesn’t make a habit of recording cover songs, but Hank Williams Jr.’s “Country Boy Can Survive” has become such a staple for him at his live shows that he had to record it for his new ...

ASHLAND — When Arkansas native Joe Nichols came onto the country music scene in the early 2000s, he was the fresh face of the genre. In a way, he bridged that gap between the neo-traditionalist ...

Those writing eulogies for traditional country music were heartened by the emergence of Zach Top. His debut single, “Sounds Like the Radio,” brings to mind the heyday of Alan Jackson and Randy Travis.